The general has a cute wife

Chapter 1039 Youth Chapter: Gong Xin Leng

He cried and said, "I don't care, I just know that they deceived people too much."

Yu Linjing pulled his clothes off: "You guys think you're bullying too much, it's because you're not strong enough."

He was still stubborn: "Didn't you say that you should not do to others what you do not want to be done to you?"

"That's not what I said, but Confucius said."

Yu Linsheng was already crying: "But it's also in the book."

Yu Linjing wiped his tears for him: "Then elder brother told you, most of the principles in the book are for the weak, and the strong don't need to follow the rules."

He turned his head tearfully, Yu Linjing covered him with the quilt, took his things out, and there was someone guarding the door, and no one brought food or water.

Yu Linsheng just lay on the bed and didn't speak. His temperament was better than Yu Chengan's. He didn't hear him for a few days, so Yu Chengan ordered him to come out.

After eating and drinking, he went back to the house without saying a word, locked the door inside, and would not open it if anyone knocked.

Lin did not enter the gate of the Ming Mansion until his death. The money for the burial was placed outside their house by someone, and he did not know who it was. In the early Ming Dynasty, he stayed by Lin's side for three days, dug a hole by himself, bought a coffin, and returned. she was buried.

He no longer lived in the manor arranged by Yu Linjing, but went to Dayun Temple. The abbot took pity on him and allowed him to do odd jobs in the temple.

Once Lin's death, Ming Lang lost all scruples. He promoted Jiang as his wife and demoted Lin as his concubine. In the early Ming Dynasty, he changed from a concubine to a concubine, and no one would help him.

The days of Dayun Temple were poor and dull, but the abbot would give him a few books every month, only saying that they were given by a pilgrim, without revealing his name, and telling him to write down the questions he did not understand, and the abbot would hand them over to The pilgrim.

At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, I tried to write it, and sure enough, I got a reply the next day. The handwriting on the letter is beautiful, it must be written by a woman, and the explanation is very detailed, so you can understand it after careful consideration.

He asked the abbot, but the abbot didn't answer. Later Ming Chu understood that no one would have any good things if he got involved with him now, so he stopped asking later.

Two months passed, and in April, news came from the border gate that the barbarians had retreated, and Jiang Yuan finally let go of the important matter on his mind, and went to Guanju Palace to find Xiao Nuan after the court.

"A Nuan, do you know? The barbarians have retreated."

He came in talking and laughing, but the atmosphere in the hall was a bit weird, Xiao Nuan leaned on the guide pillow and looked at him silently.

"Ah Nuan, what's wrong with you?"

Xiao Nuan lifted the quilt and got down with her eight-month-old body: "The concubine should congratulate the emperor."

Jiang Yuan hurriedly hugged her: "Didn't I say that if you have a body, you will be exempted from etiquette?"

Jiang Yuan was really happy, let her sit down, leaned on her stomach and listened, and said with a smile: "I haven't been with you for a long time, I will be with you today."

"No need, my concubine heard that Ning Meiren is pregnant, the emperor should go and accompany her."

Jiang Yuan froze, looked up at her, and then touched Xiao Nuan's cold hands and feet: "A Nuan."

Xiao Nuan pulled out her hand, her body visibly trembling slightly: "Your Majesty, there is no need to say anything, this concubine is tired, please go out, Your Majesty."

Jiang Yuan pressed her shoulder: "A Nuan, I am the emperor."

He wanted to tell her that it was the emperor's right to favor other women.

Xiao Nuan looked at him, the sadness in her eyes was something Jiang Yuan had never seen before, she slid down and knelt on the ground: "This concubine made a mistake, please forgive me, Your Majesty."

(End of this chapter)